Landlords sue the feds; $100 for getting a Covid shot, & more

By Jennifer White Karp | July 29, 2021 - 10:30AM

A landlord group files a lawsuit demanding compensation from the federal government for losses during the eviction moratorium (The Real Deal)

Governor Andrew Cuomo says every applicant approved by the Emergency Rental Assistance Program will receive payment by the end of August (City Limits)

The Federal Reserve leaves interest rate unchanged and says the economy is improving (CNBC)

Unlike the rest of the country, NYC still has a surplus of sales listings, providing some stability to prices, according to StreetEasy’s market report (press release)

What it’s like to live in Randolph, New Jersey, where there are 16 miles of nature trails (The New York Times)

Starting Friday, New Yorkers who get their first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine at a city-run vaccination site can take home $100 (New York Post)

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